Many people confuse the meanings of the terms out-sourcing and off-shoring, or use these terms interchangeably. They both involve a company using a third party to manage parts of the business process, but the methods, reasons for doing so and the ramifications of doing so are quite different. 1,645 more words

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Introduction
Off-shoring is basically outsourcing. In doing so, there remains a geographical distance between the service provider and the client. It refers to have a partner for your organization that resides quite far form where the client is based. 421 more words